Examples of using Full exercise in English and their translations into Italian
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including by ensuring the full exercise of the citizens' right to free movement.
opening of the succession, but the full exercise of ownership generally occurs after completion of the succession process, the transfer of
ensures full exercise of powers of democratic control
it is likewise clear that she asks the State to guarantee to those same Catholic citizens the full exercise of their faith, with respect for authentic religious freedom.
without distinction of religion, the full exercise of his/her rights
however, in the full exercise of his pastoral authority,
the creation of conditions for the development of the real possibilities of learning as active subjects in the full exercise of responsibilities and potentialities.
opening of the succession, but the full exercise of ownership generally occurs only after completion of the succession process,
it will not start the full exercise of its powers until the first day of Stage Three.
b ensuring the full exercise of the Community's rights.
deny to citizens of faiths other than that of the majority the full exercise of their civil and religious rights,
ensuring immigrants full exercise of their rights(medical care,
we must attack the root cause until we get the full exercise of women's rights
even making of his work a full exercise of Christian charity.
to the point of making of his work a full exercise of Christian charity.
to make his work a full exercise of Christian Charity.
in particular the full exercise of the rights and freedoms attached to EU citizenship20.
be able to reach agreement on the appointment of Bishops, obtain the full exercise of the faith by Catholics as a result of respect for genuine religious freedom
In addition, the current economic crisis highlights even more the need to promote the full exercising of the right to free movement.
We are well aware that this stated goal has been synonymous with limits to the Member States' full exercising of their social role through properly equipped, financed and active public services,